The veteran power-pop band revisits their high-energy sound on this 2017 collection, proving they're still capable of delivering sharp riffs and infectious hooks.
- Recorded in Nashville, the album was produced by Julian Raymond, who had previously worked with artists like Glen Campbell and Hank Williams Jr.
- "We're All Alright!" was Cheap Trick's eighteenth studio album and their first on Big Machine Records.
- The album features a mix of new songs and re-recorded versions of older tracks, including a new take on "Radio Lover" from their 1997 album "All That I Want."
Cheap Trick is a rock band from Rockford, Illinois, formed in 1973, known for their blend of Beatlesque pop and punk energy. At the time of "We're All Alright!", the band had been consistently releasing music for over four decades, solidifying their status as rock and roll survivors.
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